It’s now easier than ever to visually organize multiple-project portfolios and showcase your work to stakeholders. Here’s a sample of a timeline that has sub-swimlanes: Introducing sub-swimlanes, a Pro+ Edition specific feature that offers users even more control over how the items on their graphic are organized.

And we came up with a solution to this issue many of our users were facing. Previously, you could either use them to define either the teams handling certain tasks OR split the project into phases, but not both – not at the same time. The massive popularity of this feature made us brainstorm new ways to improve the functionality of swimlanes. The same goes for multi-phased projects or programs. For instance, when the workload of a project is assigned to multiple teams, using swimlanes makes it much easier to see who oversees specific tasks or what milestones are relevant only for a specific department.

Let’s start with a look back to 2018, when the Pro Edition of Office Timeline introduced swimlanes, which are essentially horizontal rows that help you arrange the items on your graphics based on logical categories. So, what exactly does the Pro+ Edition bring to the table? A better way to organize tasks and milestones Hi and welcome to Office Timeline, the one-stop-shop for all your Gantt chart, roadmap and timeline needs! I’m Tim, CEO and co-founder at Office Timeline, and I’m delighted to introduce our latest product, the Pro+ Edition of our PowerPoint add-in.įor those of you who are new to Office Timeline, let me just say: if you’re looking for a solution to help you quickly create amazing presentations that will impress even your most demanding clients and execs, then you’re definitely in the right place.

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